Why is Mexican and Spanish language so similar?

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Mexican and Spanish languages are very similar because Mexico was colonized by Spain
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Mexican and Spain Spanish share the same linguistic roots, but there are some differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and influences from other languages and cultures. People from Spain and Mexico generally understand one another, although a few distinct words, syntaxes, and facts of speech show their...
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Mexican and Spain Spanish share the same linguistic roots, but there are some differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and influences from other languages and cultures. People from Spain and Mexico generally understand one another, although a few distinct words, syntaxes, and facts of speech show their diversity. read less
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Mexican and Spain Spanish share the same linguistic roots, but there are some differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and influences from other languages and cultures. People from Spain and Mexico generally understand one another, although a few distinct words, syntaxes, and facts of speech show their...
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Mexican and Spain Spanish share the same linguistic roots, but there are some differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, and influences from other languages and cultures. People from Spain and Mexico generally understand one another, although a few distinct words, syntaxes, and facts of speech show their diversity. read less
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